#kapustin

[tofuthebold]

kapustin concert etude #6 pastorale pdf

spent yesterday re-notating this thing because the scan i had was too hard for me to read lol. doing this was amazing, i literally just played through the whole thing without getting a headache and having to stop 17 times every other measure to diagram out what's going on.

Specific highlighted changes below if you're curious:

everything's generally wider/more evenly spaced just to make things more comfortable (some of this is simply the fault of scan distortion/ink bleed)

no actually it's crazy how much better spacing alone fixes legibility like when you look at measures in isolation it doesn't look too different but man it adds up on a whole page and just ended up being so fatiguing

the way notes are nested are changed just to make them more vertically aligned/visually grouped together

regrouped notes/changed some of the beaming because what the fuck to make it easier to tell at a glance where the beats fall

changed where ottava brackets or clef changes were placed to better preserve the visual slope of notes to correspond better with how it sounds.

[jordi-gali]

Jordi Galí - Me & Kapustin (2023) @jordi.gali.92

[roughridingrednecks]

Kapustin in Ukraine

66years old

[classical-music-suites-bracket]

Le tombeau de Couperin (Maurice Ravel):

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No propaganda

Suite in Old Style (Nikolai Kapustin):

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I ❤️ KAPUSTIN

[artistiade]

(via Nikolai Kapustin - Classical Music Daily)

Nikolai Kapustin

Russian composer and pianist Nikolai Kapustin was born at Horlivka in Eastern Soviet Ukraine on 22 November 1937. When he was four, his family moved to Tokmok in Kyrgyzstan. He wrote his first piano sonata when he was thirteen, and began studying piano at fourteen in Moscow with Avrelian Rubakh. From 1945 he began to discover jazz (whch had been suppressed under Stalin), developing a career as a jazz pianist, arranger and composer, with a compositional style which fused jazz and classical music. Kapustin studied at the Moscow Conservatory (1956-61) with Russian pianist, teacher and composer Alexander Goldenweiser.

He first worked as a member of the Oleg Lundstrem Big Band, and several of his own compositions were performed by Oleg Lundstrem with Kapustin on piano. From about 1972 he moved on to work with the Radio Orchestra for five years and then the Cinema Orchestra for seven years. From the early 1980s he was able to work full-time as a composer.

Kapustin's music has been taken up by leading pianists such as Marc-André Hamelin and Steven Osborne. Several recordings have been released on labels including Melodiya and Triton. Other unreleased recordings also exist. Many of them have been rescued by his son, theoretical physicist Anton Kapustin.

Kapustin made it clear that he wasn't interested in improvisation, and that all his 'improvisations' were actually written out, which improved them. He thought of himself as a classical composer working in a jazz idiom rather than as a jazz musician. His music can sound like jazz improvisation, but is often modelled on Baroque forms.

Nikolai Kapustin died on 2 July 2020, aged eighty-two, in Moscow, leaving over 160 compositions, including twenty piano sonatas, six piano concertos, music for solo piano and four hands, a violin concerto, two cello concertos, compositions for orchestra, big band and a significant body of chamber music.

[hellocanticle]

A Stunning Recital by Bruce Liu at the Music Academy of the West

Canadian Pianist Bruce Liu (photo from Wikipedia) Elon Musk’s rockets could be said to rise more slowly in contrast to this fabulous young artist’s career. His local debut occurred some 50 miles south of that Vandenburg Space X launch pad. Born to Chinese parents in the waning years of the 20th century in Montreal, this intensely focused man was in command of the stage (and the piano) from the…

[venustapolis]

Night Landscape with Moonglade (Grigory Ivanovich Kapustin, 1865 - 1925)

[thecollectibles]

Mirrors by Oleg Kapustin

[dance-world]

Danila Kapustin - Thüringer State Ballet - photo by Stefan Sabrautzky

[fhtagn-and-tentacles]

SHADOW 

by Oleg Kapustin

[oncanvas]

Lurching Ship at Sunset, Grigori Ivanovich Kapustin, late 19th to early 20th century

Oil on canvas laid on board 60.5 x 97 cm (23 ¾ x 38 ¼ in.)

[kramlabs]

What will be the new retaliation target? If Yuzhmash was a “adequate demonstration of capability” (speed, precision, kinetic penetration), the next strike will be labeled as “moderate” or “intensive” as they move up their escalation flow chart.

Aegis Ashore Redzikowo:

mihail kogalniceanu air base:

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If we are on the same timeline as Yuzhmash, Oreshnik will be on display for another day or so at Kapustin Yar before being launched at retaliation target.

. https://www.tumblr.com/kramlabs/768169139443531776/kaputsin-yar-the-russian-area-51-equivalent

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Update: the closed airspace announcement for Kaputsin Yar 51, specifies a window when retaliation could occur

[geekynerfherder]

Showcasing art from some of my favourite artists, and those that have attracted my attention, in the field of visual arts, including vintage; pulp; pop culture; books and comics; concert posters; fantastical and imaginative realism; classical; contemporary; new contemporary; pop surrealism; conceptual and illustration.

The art of Oleg Kapustin.

[lesser-known-composers]

Nikolai Kapustin (1937-2020) - Variations, Op. 41

Frank Dupree | piano Mini Schulz | bass Obi Jenne | drums

[oldsardens]

Grigory Kapustin - The Setting Sun